The tech-centric brokerage had furloughed 41% of its agents amid the economic woes of the coronavirus pandemic
Redfin is returning to homebuying immediately, while Zillow says a return is likely within a few weeks
'The threat of contracting it is still there but I do think that, in order to serve the client, I have the responsibility of coming up with a way to do this,' Atlanta Realtor Kim Wilkin said
The company raked in $191 million during the first quarter of 2020 despite economic chaos from the coronavirus
The full impact of the company's decision to halt homebuying in late March due to COVID-19 is not yet clear
According to Apartment List's latest study, the nonpayment rate for stimulus check recipients was only 3 percent lower than for those who didn't receive the payment
Realty One Group International celebrated its 15th anniversary through a day of volunteering and by making a donation of $11,111 to the National Alliance on Mental Illness
At the National Association of Realtors' first-ever Virtual Realtors Legislative Meetings, attendees discuss navigating waiting rooms, breakout rooms and gallery views for ethics and arbitration hearings. Nonetheless, the exercise has been hailed as a success
An Inman Connect Now ticket comes with more than just a seat at the table
The company has taken proactive steps to cut costs by up to $100M for every quarter that COVID-19 is impacting the market, Realogy CEO Ryan Schneider said Thursday
More than 33.5 million people have filed for unemployment since the outbreak exploded in early March, according to the US Labor Department
RE/MAX reported earnings of $70.3M in revenue for the first quarter, and despite market uncertainties, CEO Adam Contos remains hopeful for the future
New open home sale transaction volume declined by as much as 50% in April, according to Realogy CEO Ryan Schneider.
There are good reasons to remain optimistic right now, EXIT Realty CEO Tami Bonnell tells Brad Inman in this episode of his podcast.
Realogy reported Thursday a net loss of $462 million in the first quarter, with a $447 million COVID-19 fueled impairment charge